Our Crazy First Hours in Osaka, JAPAN! 🇯🇵

[@mariatheresadeleon6317]

Our very first time in Tokyo Japan June 2023, it was very stressful, my blood pressure up due to the complex train system... we were so lost but people are helpful... they would even walk us to our destination...but once you uncover the system, it will be all good... it is country where u can splurge or be frugal... vending machines everywhere... Also... bring cash... lots of it... sometimes credit card not accepted...its a country of law abiding citizens... u have to carry ur trash...very clean...very discipline❤

[@YY-bl1is]

The trash cans have been removed since the subway attack.

[@けんたいれる]

お寿司の醤油無料でもらえたのに💦 醤油なしでお寿司は味気なかったでしょう

[@IAmUnstoppable555]

I miss Japan. I hope you stay longer and explore a lot there in Japan. Looking forward to your next Japan adventure.

[@SikeHossle]

Japan is said to be a cash country but the digital money technology itself is super advanced. However, I heard that japan is making sure physical money is being circulated and being used as digital money use grows, because when and if a great outage happens, people would have cash to get by. These outages could happen from system errors, server facility being destroyed due to natural disaster or war, or hackers. Japan is being cautious with every technological advancement it makes that might impact their society. There is a huge risk being Hyper-Connected with the rest of the world over the digital system. It makes an entire country vulnerable to cyber attacks. When you see or hear about Japan being “late” in some technological areas, there’s always a reason behind it. It’s not because Japan doesn’t have the capability. It’s because Japan is being cautious and careful or they have their own agenda. China faced problems with digitalizing money everywhere. People in china dont keep much hard cash. When there were system outages, people werent able to buy food or make payments. They struggled.

[@バブルスの犬シーサンメイ]

そうですね　そもそもサイバー攻撃してる国が隣にいる訳ですから　全部デジタル化したら国が危機的状況に対応出来なくなりますからね

[@にゃんちゅう82]

地震がなく、今も日本を恨み続けサイバーテロを犯しかねない中国・韓国・北朝鮮がいなければ日本はとっくにキャッシュレス化してますよ。 観光客の不便より、そこに長年住む国民のリスク回避こそ重要です。

[@鱼梓-p6u]

Digital payments are nothing new, and Japan’s technological level is indeed stagnant.

[@鱼梓-p6u]

@@バブルスの犬シーサンメイ もしあなたが言っている危機が大規模停電のことなら、がっかりするかもしれない。 その隣の大国は発電量で世界一であり、世界最先端の特別高圧技術を持っている。それが近年、隣の大国が自信を深めている根拠なのだ。

[@saaccitt]

@@鱼梓-p6u 日本人は世界一賢いと言える。EVに傾倒して失敗するような国ではない。紙幣や貨幣の製造技術も世界一です。偽札が横行するからキャッシュレス決済が進んだ国ではありません。目新しいものに飛びつくことが必ずしも発展とはいえません。

[@francescasoberano]

It’s so clean, is what I would hear every tourist would say when I would have conversations with people. Love it! The bidet toilets are such a plus in Japan. Coming back to the US after was sad going to the restroom. Lol! My Japanese friend always said that the food/sushi is still so good quality in grocery and convenient stores and always such beautiful presentation. Enjoy your time in Japan!

[@noseboop4354]

You can buy a bidet kit that you can retrofit on your current toilet in the US.

[@francescasoberano]

@@noseboop4354 I actually have a bidet at home! I mean in public restrooms in the US. 😊

[@huaweimediapad6114]

Osaka is a good place to eat. Enjoy guys and ty for visiting the Ph

[@max-jo5di]

Small tip to make arriving in japan a bit easier to navigate. They usually sell welcome suicas/or pasmos cards when you arrive at the major aiports. I think you can add them to your phone as well. Charge them at ticket machines, and then tap your phone or card where you would insert your ticket just before entering the platform. Then you dont need to buy the ticket separately. Those cards last 30 days I think. It is possible to get permanent pasmo and suica cards for longer stays.

[@robstratton6296]

Glen is going to be blown away with "the excellent presentation"

[@llo617]

Some supermarkets have free soy sauce and wasabi in their sushi sections.

[@レモンキャンディ-l2v]

私はよくこのスーパーマーケットを利用します😊前の道路をいつも車で通っています！昭和町駅にホテルを決めたのはとてもいいチョイスです！

[@mbnb007]

say konbanwa in evening, konichiwa is more for the afternoon or ohayou for morning.. just fyi :)

[@ongkirvy8377]

Thankyou glen and mado for showing the Philippines I hope you enjoy your time in Australia keep it up and God bless I can't wait for Japan tour of yours❤

[@lazyhusband]

LIFE market is awesome! Prices discounted at night and stuff there is very good and priced right!

[@brianmitchell8215]

A amazing city people are so helpful if you need help ask anyone they are so willing to help you, wish I was back there again 😅

[@williammorunga1793]

Loved Japan..... Stayed for a month and travelled Tokyo across to Oita and back. absolute awesome experience. definitely going back. Have fun kids

[@GlenAndMado]

some special memories created William! we had a blast and have plenty of videos to upload :)

[@Max_Flashheart]

I lived in Oskar in the 90's an it has always been amazing but strange. 7 Eleven and Lawson's are similar convenience stores. Because the food has to be sold near closing time supermarkets and convenience stores mark down their food. Please use the Soy and wasabi for the sashimi and sushi it is better that way. Love from New Zealand.

[@taniamurray2356]

Oh that sushi looked so good. Enjoy exploring Japan..oh and hello from New Zealand :)

[@Andy-gr3ee]

Welcome to Japan 😊. You guys are so smart visiting the supermarket the timing. You can get many items for cheap prices. Next time you should ask the workers free soy sauce for sushi and dressing for salad (if you don’t see any dressing on top of the salad, you can buy. It is about ¥30-50 for small portions. ) If you don’t have chopsticks, they will hand to you for free.

[@dngjonsantos]

Ohayou - Good morning Konnichiwa - Good day or Hello (preferably used in daytime) Konbanwa - Good evening

[@Sotanghon80]

Nagturo ang feelingera

[@扇子ロジック]

新幹線の車内で、周りが静かだから、静寂を壊さないように自分達も声をひそめてたよね。こういう人達なら共存できる。

[@ramidus_engine]

soy sauce を付けずに sushi を食べても絶対に美味しくないでしょ。

[@evapeat5020]

Hi from New Zealand, you two are so interesting to watch everywhere you go

[@lorrywin32]

Looking forward to watching your Japanese adventure! 😊💜

[@sumi7634]

寿司は醤油をつけて食べてくださいね

[@こーこ-e6r]

そんなのは好き好きでしょう。マヨネーズでも美味しいし。

[@ponchan-o9i]

好みだろ。

[@ZukinOG]

ノーマルを教えてあげているだけなのに😂 そんなに責めないであげてください

[@ponchan-o9i]

@山田要-q2n お友達なのw

[@Official-OpenAI]

Japan has a strict health inspection for almost everything. So products for stores and even convenience stores have a short shelf life (which is better). But because of it, they have to throw away most of their products after 24 hours, so they half the price to try to sell it. It's a great deal

[@varioroof2268]

スーパーで寿司を買う時は醤油とわさびの小袋を取るの忘れずに😂

[@MUNE002]

Soy sauce and wasabi are sometimes available free of charge in the sushi section. Look for them when eating sushi. It tastes better with soy sauce😃

[@richardcaldwell9160]

Well done guys, the Miss Kitty signs would do my head in. Konnichiwa G & M

[@TK-hh9sw]

スーパーマーケットのお寿司は、醤油が別なんだよね。店員さんも気がつかなかったか…。

[@sakuramochi-v]

あたしも店員さんにもうちょっと頑張って欲しかったと思います。明らかに不慣れな外人さんにセルフレジの使い方も教えず、他のお客さんが教えて上げたり…初めての日本でのお寿司を醤油無しで食べるとか残念でなりません😮

[@メル-z7g]

スーパーのお寿司パックにお醤油とワサビが入ってない場合、 お醤油とワサビは無料でお寿司コーナーにまとめて置いてありますよね。とにかくお醤油とワサビは無料なのでチャンスを逃したわけですね。でもこのコメントを読んだ人は無料なのを知れたので良かったですね😃

[@masak4426]

@@sakuramochi-v あれこそが「サービス」なのです、サービスの意味を知らない人が多いですがラテン語が語源で「奴隷」と言う意味です、では奴隷とはどの様な考え方の人を指す言葉なのか？それは本来その仕事に一切興味などなく、むしろ嫌なことだけど、賃金と引き換えに嫌々ながらもその仕事を自分から選択する人の事を指すのです。なのでチップと言う制度があるのですが、元々世界で唯一真逆の考え方があったのが日本なのですよ、それが「接遇」ですね、自身の仕事に誇りを持ちその仕事を通じて人を喜ばせたいと言う考え方です、しかしグローバリスト達にとって邪魔なその秩序は破壊され続けているのが現状です。

[@zousanda1]

昭和町にこんなホテルがあったとは！ 地元へようこそ！

[@kkrascal]

you are lucky at LIFE supermarket. it's almost half price from original price coz time price before close.

[@marukuAron]

hahhaa😂😂😂😂 I would never dare travel to japan without learning the language first😂😂 My favorite country of Anime, You should have Translator in your phone, Just use the camera and it will translate, anyways thanks for sharing

[@iiraingirlii]

Aw hope u still had fun ❤

[@alexandermenzies7610]

Sushi every day sounds like the thing to do. Love your content guys. Been following from when you arrived here in New Zealand. Safe Travels from Aucklands, Northshore.

[@brianquinn5060]

Loving all your adventures so far, keep them coming.

[@ureshi5948]

You can drink tap water in Japan. Especially Osaka City is proud of its tap water.

[@MarcusSmart21]

thank you Glenn and mado for visiting Philippines hoped you had a good time keep safe guys were ever you are🇵🇭❤️

[@SAKURA_KIRAKIRA]

日本に着いて初めて入ったスーパーマーケットで半額シールの商品をゲットするなんてラッキーですね！😊✨ スーパーマーケットの寿司はレンジでほんの少し温めると、職人が作った様な仕上がりになりますので試してみてください🍣

[@ito-wx8ws]

On the train, if you keep the volume down a little, no one will complain if you talk normally😊😊😊

[@yollyarquiza4689]

So sad you alreaady left us in the philippines.😢❤🎉 take care guys hope to see you back...

[@Gont88]

Nigirizushi is not good if you lay it down. It loses its shape.When buying sushi, take the soy sauce and wasabi that are placed nearby.

[@7coloreddrops]

17:02 買った商品は手で持って行ってもいいんだけど、ここの画の右側にたくさん empty card boxes があるででしょ。 これを使えばいいんですよ。お店はそのためにここにそれを置いてあるんですから。

[@bibimoon888]

Welcome in Japan 🫶🏻Japan has many earthquakes, so there are times when there are power outages. In Japan, it's better to have at least some cash with you

[@angelotimonera7967]

Hi Mado and Glen, if you're going out shopping in Japan, you should bring your own shopping bags to bring home your stuffs with you for rubbish is well organized in Japan. You will not see any single rubbish bins anywhere on the streets of this country. Your rubbish, bring it home.

[@Erickmendoza-f9l]

Mado so cute as always 😊

[@iwcrn]

It’s considered very rude to get on public transport wearing such a huge backpack . You should hold it in front of you. It’s one of my pet peeves to have a foreign tourist’s dirty backpack in my face on a crowded train . ( and I’m not even Japanese but have been living here many years. )

[@SalvadorjrDumalaon]

Take care always guys from 🇵🇭, stay safe 😊

[@Yoshi-i9s]

There is a real Thomas the Tank Engine running in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan!

[@kienwoof]

I didn’t know you were German until maybe ten episodes in. Until one episode you said so 😅. Just thought you were Irish ☘️

[@vhkdekoud5439]

最初の女性英語話せてかっこいい

[@richtertan5824]

I'd recommend for you to go to Kobe and try Kobe beef

[@piroechi5fusa]

You have to hold the Sushi container flat. I don’t think it’s a good idea to swing the container around before purchasing.

[@GlenAndMado]

haha first timer amateurs

[@user-gi2sv7rh1x]

You can use a microwave at the supermarket.

[@Tom-kx2tq]

3:50 日本では現金しか使用できないお店が多くあります。その理由については、多くの日本人が『日本は地震や災害が多いため』と勘違いしていますが違います！　 カードや電子決済ができるお店は、現金も使えるので、地震や災害のせいで『現金のみ』にしてる訳ではないです。 カードや電子決済だと、お店側が機械の導入費用やカード会社に手数料を取られるため負担が大きく、少しでも安く物や技術を提供しようとしてるお店は『現金のみ』になっているのです。 電子決済やカードが使えた方がお客さんも増える可能性がありますが、手数料分を補うために商品の値上げをすると逆効果なのでしないのです。

[@pjacobs13]

Welcome to Japan and Osaka. Osaka is a great town with plenty to do and cheap food. Must try tako yaki (fried octopus balls). I assume you're also going to Kyoto and Nara?

[@GlenAndMado]

Ohhh we actually did try the octopus balls haha 😂 😆 yeah we went to Kyoto and Tokyo plus nagano with a camper van

[@pjacobs13]

@@GlenAndMado oh you’ve already been to Tokyo? I live there and would love to have met up with you guys.

[@GlenAndMado]

@@pjacobs13 I know thats the problem with creating backlogs of videos that are so far behind :( We miss these opportunities! were basically trying to catch up with her content now for Australia so we don't miss these opportunities again

[@hiroya8664]

Japanese people always eat sushi with soy sauce. It's really tasty!

[@ayumi3489]

No soy source for supermarket’s sushi 🍣 still like it? Wait until you try in the real fresh one 😊

[@Mwoods2272]

You shouldn't wear your luggage on your back on the trains. You might have noticed but the Japanese wear their backpacks on the front when they get on the trains because you may inadvertently hit people when you turn to talk or move around.

[@melocitysolo9574]

Omg, you guys are eating sushi without any soy sauce?😂How could you eat it like that? When you buy sushi, you always get a little packet of soy sauce and wasabi for free!😆

[@TumiTingin]

Japanese subways often makes or breaks relationships😁

[@marusansg854]

Don’t take a public train if u have a lot baggage take taxi it’s ok

[@faboo2001]

Nah, taking transit is perfectly fine. Yes, do try to avoid travelling during rush hour if possible, but as long as you're mindful of others it's perfectly fine.

[@nuko-o4y1235]

瞬間移動が出来るなら「寿司にお醤油つけて！」って言いに行けたのに めちゃくちゃもどかしい😢

[@MonacoSpeed]

I’m Aussie in Japan, been here for 27 years in Kumamoto prefecture. Try going to one of the 3 major castles, you won’t regret it 👍😊

[@抹茶どすえ-r2p]

旅行される方へ。日本のスーパーは6時から7時にはお弁当や寿司が安くなります。スーパーを活用してみて下さい😊

[@droptear-yz5hi]

電車の中で静かに喋ってるの素晴らしいね！いい人。

[@ForevermoreVibe]

haha big monopoly money - thats so funny.

[@MNZGA57]

God bless you : )

[@テレビくん-p2z]

ようこそ日本へ、言葉の壁で大変ですが日本を楽しんで下さい、スーパーマーケットでは持ち帰りの袋は有料ですので数円で買うかエコバッグを用意すると良いですよ笑、次回も見ます

[@ureshi5948]

If you could have Mobile Suica, you didn’t buy tickets by cash every time.

[@bokutom]

If you hold sushi at an angle, it will end up leaning to one side.

[@dermusensohn765]

Essen Sie die Sushis mit Sojasauce ,bitte ,vom nächsten Mal ! Sonst schmecken sie nicht besonders lecker…..

[@rumafarn]

思いっきり初めての日本を楽しんでいるのが、よく分かります。

[@Mk-pt7rq]

醤油無しの寿司は食べたことがないです。

[@ureshi5948]

Interesting! You stayed in an apartment and went to a local supermarket. It was unfortunate that you didn’t have soy source for the Sushi. You didn’t find it in the container? Otherwise you could have asked the shop Clark to give you soy source. Enjoy Japan!

[@zaidannem3137]

You may not have received free soy sauce from Life Shop. If that were the case, I think the sushi would be tasteless. Also, if your hotel does not have a microwave, it is efficient to use the LIFE SHOP microwave. If you have trouble using chopsticks, it is convenient to get a fork for free at a convenience store.

[@kayflip2233]

It's just Japan guys, the most advanced country on earth, shouldn't be hard to navigate. Wait until you go to Lagos, Nigeria.

[@Amateras358-YaHWeH]

If you purchased a transportation card such as ICOCA or Suica with a 500 yen deposit and put 10,000 yen into it, you don't have to buy a ticket every time, and you can easily pass through the ticket gate smoothly. Furthermore, convenience stores, supermarkets, fast food chains, and most restaurants accept transportation cards such as ICOCA and Suica. You can also purchase them from about harf of vending machines. Please should do it a try. You can also install it on your smartphone. Many staffs work in convenient stores or coffees shopes are foreigners who are comming from east or east-sothern asia. They are used to be level down on the hospitality and servises skills.

[@GlenAndMado]

Hey hope your well and thanks for the comment! we were only new in the country fresh of the plane without research so that was a mistake from our side by we got the card on our phone the following morning which helped us along our whole trip around Japan :)

[@ariefarsalanarief9239]

*Amerika?????*

[@marias8007]

Hello mado 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@nowgaku]

Congratulations on joining the ultimate destination!

[@GlenAndMado]

Yeah seems like the new hot spot!

[@じゅんいちK]

モノポリーのお金w 日本の水道水は飲んでも問題ないと思いますよ

[@ツイヅラ]

夜中ホテルに入る時小声で話してるの好感持てる。 通常の音量、何ならバカデカい声で話す外人の多い事多い事。 お2人が泊まったホテルは自分の地元です、是非また来てくださいね^_^

[@gissyb1]

Philippines chaos stressed me. But now youre in Japan i can watch again lol im from New Zealand

[@PNgaia33859]

you guys the best.. i'm kiwi hehe.. I Know.

[@user-tangibleorange]

Japanese Language everywhere....Yha right welcome to Japan.

[@ee5077]

あんたらみたいなちゃんとした外国人さんならなんぼでも来てもらってかまへんわ

[@LittleBearsmama]

モノポリーに笑いました(๑´∀`๑)

[@littlesalt9025]

Supermarket sushi may not come with soy sauce. You can get it for free, so please take it.☺️ ※I'm using a translator.

[@huaweimediapad6114]

Did you know that the Glico Running Man in Dotonbori is actually modelled after a Pinoy sprinter named Fortunato Catalon

[@みすず-y4p]

回転寿司もオススメ！

[@たけつと]

Next time you eat sushi ,dip it in soy sauce.I think it comes soy sauce package with Benton box.Check it please!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Oosaka is without scary guns danger and streets beggars and traffic horns noises and streets dusts and fuss In various trains

[@youtuberannie115]

日本人の店員の対応が悪い👎

[@Amateras358-YaHWeH]

ホスピタリティが無かったね！

[@リプザムカタール]

俺もよく醤油、ワサビ取るの忘れるからなぁ

[@erikd76]

no more kumusta ka lol

[@GlenAndMado]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@can-meshi]

chopsticks more upper upper!😊

[@airjordan4457]

You must be studying speak Japanese when You visit to Japan right

[@ケロロケ-o4r]

醤油を少し付けて食べてね。

[@tomomikami1184]

eat sushi not for get shoyu

[@rolandvargas6381]

もちろん、外国人は初めて日本に来た時に迷うばい。言葉が違うけん、特に読んだり理解したりできんと難しか。外国人の皆さん、頑張ってね！日本人の中には手伝う気のない人もおるけん、ほとんどの人は外国人と話すのが怖かと。